Chemical Substances (COSHH) Training Schedule
HS.FM.05.02
An employer who undertakes work that may expose any of his employees to substances hazardous to health must provide that employee with information, instruction and training.
The information, instruction and training provided by the employer must be suitable and sufficient for the employee to know the risks to health created by such exposure and the precautions which should be taken.
The COSHH Training Schedule, in addition to recording training, requests that the employees should have studied the Chemical Substances (COSHH) Inventory and Safety Assessment Control Sheet and supporting Chemical Substances (COSHH) Safety Data Sheets.
The Chemical Substances (COSHH) Risk Assessment Checklist, Chemical Substances (COSHH) Risk Assessment Report, and Risk Survey for Use of Personal Protective Equipment can be used to provide information on:
- the nature and degree of risks to health which can arise from exposure, including any factors that could increase risk (eg. smoking);
- the control measures adopted, the reasons for these and how to use them properly; (where appropriate) the reasons for any personal protective equipment or clothing, and the jobs where these are necessary;
- (where appropriate) exposure monitoring procedures, including arrangements for access to results and notification if a maximum exposure limit is exceeded;
- (where appropriate) the role of health surveillance, who must attend for health surveillance procedures, and arrangements for employee access to individual health records and the collective results of health surveillance.
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The information, instruction and training provided by the employer must be suitable and sufficient for the employee to know the risks to health created by such exposure and the precautions which should be taken.
The COSHH Training Schedule, in addition to recording training, requests that the employees should have studied the Chemical Substances (COSHH) Inventory and Safety Assessment Control Sheet and supporting Chemical Substances (COSHH) Safety Data Sheets.
The Chemical Substances (COSHH) Risk Assessment Checklist, Chemical Substances (COSHH) Risk Assessment Report, and Risk Survey for Use of Personal Protective Equipment can be used to provide information on:
- the nature and degree of risks to health which can arise from exposure, including any factors that could increase risk (eg. smoking);
- the control measures adopted, the reasons for these and how to use them properly; (where appropriate) the reasons for any personal protective equipment or clothing, and the jobs where these are necessary;
- (where appropriate) exposure monitoring procedures, including arrangements for access to results and notification if a maximum exposure limit is exceeded;
- (where appropriate) the role of health surveillance, who must attend for health surveillance procedures, and arrangements for employee access to individual health records and the collective results of health surveillance.
This template is in fixed field format and contains macros. All macros are virus free. Always click "enable" if an automatic pop-up appears.
Simply press TAB to jump from one field to the next and SHIFT + TAB to go back. Alternatively, use the mouse to click from one field to the next.
The template can be unlocked by clicking on the "Padlock" icon on the tool bar.
For further information on Macros and "Padlock" please refer to the Help section.
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